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Going to fort charters in a couple of weeks. So prepping some food to carry.
A couple of potatoes, a couple of onions, a pound of mushrooms, all laid out in the dehydrator. stuck out in the garage.
And it smells great.
Whoo.
 
Going to fort charters in a couple of weeks. So prepping some food to carry.
A couple of potatoes, a couple of onions, a pound of mushrooms, all laid out in the dehydrator. stuck out in the garage.
And it smells great.
Whoo.

Why dehydrate them? taters and onions will keep for weeks.
 
Weight.
I want to stay with historic foods and would be traveling. so dried food.
My wife can’t come, so I travel fairly light,and I can pack a weeks worth of food in a market wallet.
But no, you don’t need to to be correct.
 
Dutch oven pizza, much easier.
For an America living history event you might want to go with a meat pie. You could make it and call it a ‘meat pie in the Italian style’(calazone). And just maybe if you lived close enough or traveled near spanish settlements you may have developed a taste for them poison love apples:)
 
I was thinking of keeping the preparation and ingredients to a minimum. Maybe a flatbread with tomato, onion, Parmesan and a drizzle of olive oil.
Simple, tasty and elegant, for a mountain man. :D
 
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